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little squirt...
Hello,
I'm just in the process of getting my car back on the road, however I managed to break the windscreen squirters when I took them off so I baught some new ones. The problem is however that they are significantly wider in diameter than the originals and I'd rather not have to open out the holes on my (partially) freshly painted car!
Can I get hold of smaller diameter jets or is it time for Mr Drilly.?
thanks
Rupert
I'm just in the process of getting my car back on the road, however I managed to break the windscreen squirters when I took them off so I baught some new ones. The problem is however that they are significantly wider in diameter than the originals and I'd rather not have to open out the holes on my (partially) freshly painted car!
Can I get hold of smaller diameter jets or is it time for Mr Drilly.?
thanks
Rupert
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Phyllis had a pair of black 'button' screenwashers, which I replaced with two nice chromed ones from Bull Motif... no modification required.
What age is your car? Early cars were fitted with aftermarket screenwashers, sometimes on the bonnet, rather than on the windscreen scuttle panel.
What age is your car? Early cars were fitted with aftermarket screenwashers, sometimes on the bonnet, rather than on the windscreen scuttle panel.
Happy Minoring!
Phyllis ~ 1962 Morris Minor 4 Door Deluxe
Black coachwork with Red Duo-Tone Upholstery
Phyllis ~ 1962 Morris Minor 4 Door Deluxe
Black coachwork with Red Duo-Tone Upholstery
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I can't believe you have only just looked at 'PoachedEgg'!! He's in this picture too: http://potteries.mmoc.org.uk/RallyPics/ ... 004_23.JPG
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Who's in that picture? <nosey>
Heres a pic with me in it worshiping at the altar of Jar IRS
) http://www.morrisminoroc.co.uk/national ... /port.html
Is it just me or is poached egg erm. broken at the moment?
Heres a pic with me in it worshiping at the altar of Jar IRS

Is it just me or is poached egg erm. broken at the moment?
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Good grief, Charlie Brown... I'm everywhere!
Kevin: I really don't want to know about that... 
My website is *usually* working, but periodically BT throws a wobbly and it goes down for no aparrent reason... same with my email... same with my connection... you'd think they could get Dial-Up right, wouldn't you?
Anyhow...
Yup, Phyllis is a '62 mog, but she's had the later indicators put in to make her safer on the roads. They were there when I bought her, instead of the dual-filament jobbies, and I've replaced them like-for-like. Much as I'd love to get the big relay working again, or even have a Mog with semaphores, I can't see that being terribly practical when driving through Birmingham...
As for the washers - you can still get the single-hole black button ones, I'm sure, but as I said, I replaced single-hole black ones with single-hole chrome ones and they fitted easily. I've an idea that I might have tried the dual-hole chrome squirters and they were too big, or didn't fit properly... but I honestly can't remember...


My website is *usually* working, but periodically BT throws a wobbly and it goes down for no aparrent reason... same with my email... same with my connection... you'd think they could get Dial-Up right, wouldn't you?

Yup, Phyllis is a '62 mog, but she's had the later indicators put in to make her safer on the roads. They were there when I bought her, instead of the dual-filament jobbies, and I've replaced them like-for-like. Much as I'd love to get the big relay working again, or even have a Mog with semaphores, I can't see that being terribly practical when driving through Birmingham...

As for the washers - you can still get the single-hole black button ones, I'm sure, but as I said, I replaced single-hole black ones with single-hole chrome ones and they fitted easily. I've an idea that I might have tried the dual-hole chrome squirters and they were too big, or didn't fit properly... but I honestly can't remember...
Happy Minoring!
Phyllis ~ 1962 Morris Minor 4 Door Deluxe
Black coachwork with Red Duo-Tone Upholstery
Phyllis ~ 1962 Morris Minor 4 Door Deluxe
Black coachwork with Red Duo-Tone Upholstery
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yeah thats me with the ginger hair and unhealthy fascination with the underside of cars- that car was my personal fave from last year. I'll order some of the chrome squirters from Bull Motif tomorrow - shame ot fail the MOT in such a small thing! Molly has the all red indicators at the back and I've never really had a problem with other road users . I used to drive her every day round manchester (8+ years of studentdom - nope I don't remember a thing!). I did use hand signals if it was really obvoius that other people were ignoring the indicators.
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